Overview

When somebody sends an e-mail message to an e-mail address that does not exist under your domain, the mail server, by default accepts mail, processes it, and when it finds out that there is no such a recipient under the domain, it returns the mail back to sender with the "this address no longer accepts mail" notice.

You can choose to:

Change the default notice if you do not like it,

Forward all such mail to the desired e-mail address,

Reject such mail without accepting it and without notifying senders.

This setting can decrease mail server load caused by a large amount of spam, which is often sent to randomly generated user names. However, for spammers, this can somewhat speed up scanning your mail server for valid e-mail addresses.

To configure the site-wide settings for handling mail to nonexistent users:

On your Home page, click the domain name you need.

Click Mail.

Click Preferences.

Choose a desired option and specify the information as required.

Click OK.

*** The above information is for reference only, Please seek independent technical advice if found necessary.